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Tuesday, July 18, 2017

Kolbrin - Rolls of Record - The Dragon

Again we have an attempt to describe the history of the folks who sustained these teachings through large tracts of time. Much appears centered upon the Lake Superior region and the thousand year span of the copper mining there. We have reference to what is also surely Poverty Point, set in the southern swamps. It could not be a healthy place but necessary in order to smelt the copper in preparation for shipping.

It is plausible when this enterprise was abandoned around 1159 BC, that they then sailed to Britain from Bimini and linked up with other members of their movement. They had that option according to this.

Again this material surely informed the Hebrew bible when it was created after the Babylonian exile. Surely that was inspired by the Kolbrin at least.

The Dragon story mirrors the Pleistocene nonconformity ten thousand years earlier and may be an interpolation or alternately a lesser event such as Tunguska all of which are remnants of the earlier world breaker.

The huge dust cloud suggests interpolation from other texts for a smaller comet appearance. The carbon layer of the Pleistocene nonconformity is well marked and none other observed.

CHAPTER THIRTEEN

THE ROLLS OF RECORD - 7

In the seven and twentieth year came Emos who
was a learned man, and with him came Zadok who was one of us. Mosu, son of
Shonthel, came also and others in four large ships. Keeta came in a ship apart.

They were welcomed and Keeta set up a place of
learning, and many came and sat before him. When Keeta died, those whom he had
taught said, "Let us record the knowledge of our master, so that it may be
added to the records and not lost."

We who are the pupils of Keeta and have been
blessed by him and purified by water, shall be one. From this day we will call
ourselves by the name he gave us, which is 'Bartha Hedsha Hethed' The meaning
of the words is lost.

God and goodness are one and alike. God is not a
person, but The Supreme Spirit. He made the Earth so that it brought forth man
and woman, and they lived together in a far away land where everything was
pleasant, even the forests. Woman tempted man so that he ate
something which was part of God, and man was punished, for he is responsible for woman.

[This the Adam and Eve Story but do observe that the supreme spirit creates Earth which evolves humanity. This is a huge divergence from the Hebrew version and actually correct - arclein ]

Children were bom in their generations and
multiplied, until Earth was filled. They built cities of stone and cut channels for water to flow away, and made lakes.
They were cunning workers in stone and in wood and in ivory.

They made instruments from firestone and pottery
in many colours. They raised up temples to the sunlight and worshipped inside many pillars, but within the
temples were inner temples where greater things were known.

In the Land of Copper, which was the Land of The
Golden Light, one man in twelve was a priest. There were priestesses who took care of them and watched
over the sacred elements within the temples. The headdresses of the priests were red and they wore feathers and
cloaks of black. They had circlets of gold and beads of silver, and there was a spiral of blackstones at their
waist.

[ again this sounds like Lake superior and the northern lights - arclein ]

There was war between those who lived within the
city and those who lived beyond its limits. Those who lived within the city grew all kinds of things and
clothed themselves with the labour of their hands. Those who lived outside the city were hairy hunters clad in the
skin of wild animals.

Outside the grounds of the city there was a holy
mountain and priests lived within it. The men of the city brought them herbs and fruit with bread and
wine. The men who were not of the city brought them sheep and goats and beasts of the chase.

The men of the city loved wealth, like city dwellers,
and were less generous than those who gained their food by strength and hunting. The men of the city held
back portions of their dues and caused the priests to look upon them less kindly. When the great day of the sun
came and the High Priest gave his blessing of fruitfulness, hewithheld it from the city dwellers and gave it
only to the hunters and herdsmen. That night, when those who had received the blessings were rejoicing beside the
mountain, the city dwellers fell upon them and slew many. Thiswas the cause of a great war in which many men
died.

Men did to men what their natures inclined them
to do, but they also ravaged women and children. The evil grew in greatness, until the land could no
longer contain it and had to be purged clean. Therefore, the revenging dragon was called up out of the heavenly abyss
and it lashed the land with fire and thunder. The whole land was filled with its smoky breath and men choked to
death.

The land was split apart between the city and
the mountain and the sea rolled in upon it, so that the city wasdestroyed. The valleys of the mountain were
filled with dead men and animals and with trees.

The High Priest survived with seven others who
were priests. He brought these, together with one hundred and ten men and their wives and children, into
Labeth, which is a land among high cliffs at the edge of the WidePlain.

Here the priests sought to preserve their wisdom
and knowledge and pass it on to the children, but it became distorted and misunderstood. They did not
understand the radiating power from the bodies of the dead, whichcould guide the living. Even we do not
understand these things clearly.

The priests who came from the Land of Copper
could make their soul depart from the body at their command and return as they willed. When ignorant men saw
seemingly dead bodies return to life when the soul came back into them, they thought the same could happen to
a dead body if kept long enough. Even this superstition stays with us.

Later, when they had left Labem, men believed
that if they kept a dead body so that it remained whole, the soul would not finally enter the Sphere of
Accounting. Such was the knowledge of their wickedness and fear of their fate that they used every art to prevent the
body falling apart and entering decay. They may have believed that until the soul entered the sphere above Earth it
remained flexible and capable of acting to counter some of theill-effects of a life of wickedness and
ignorance.

Later still the light of Truth dimmed until it
could scarce be seen, but always there were the few within the many and the many hid them. The light of the few was
a precious thing safeguarded with diligence and care. The people knew the many, but the few remained
unknown, their treasure safe. Gods multiplied, but those who sought Truth among them could always find it if
they were sincere and diligent seekers. It was then as it is now.

A nation was once made from the blood of kings
and it became great and good. The light of Truth was revealed to this nation and it rejoiced in the light, but
in a few generations it accepted the light as being something to which it was entitled by heritage. So the nation
became careless in the preservation of the light, it was kept in apoorly built and neglected shrine. The winds of
adversity came and the light was blown out.

Another nation was made from the blood of sturdy
herdsmen and the lamp of Truth was lit among them. They, too, rejoiced in the light for a few generations
and cherished it in a house of gold. Then a powerful king coveted the house of gold and came with many armed men
and drove out the guardians, together with their light. The guardians built a house of reeds for the light,
but because the house was so humble they no longer bothered to guard it closely. Then some drunken men came by,
staggering like ships with broken steering oars, and the house of reeds was knocked over. The light within
burst into an all consuming flame, and not only the house of reeds but the house of gold was destroyed. Still
another nation was made out of slaves and they lit a lamp from the Eternal Flame which belongs to all men. Because
they had no veil over their light they were blinded and thought it the only light. They became arrogant and
called themselves 'The Chosen of God'. But it was they who made the choice not He. Though their god was a god
above Earth and their god, he was not the God of Mankind, and though he serves The Supreme Spirit he is not
The Supreme Spirit.

So it is that the Children of Light understand
that the majority of men who seek the light are like children playing about a brazier. As a man long-confined
in darkness is blinded by the sunlight, so are most men blinded when brought into the presence of the Light of
Truth, even though it be heavily veiled. Only gradually can men be brought out of darkness into light.

Yet even the Children of Light have become
divided among themselves and one institution became two. The institution of the East claims it is the true
guardian of the written records, but now we have books written even before those copied by the scribes of Hoskiah.
We are not the Children of the Lesser Light and we know themysteries of the Hidden Light. Only we in the
cold north will survive, for did not Amos write. "Our destiny lies in a much bleaker land where our seed will be
planted in strange soil. It will lie within the bosom of an untamed land, until quickened to growth by the warmth of
the desires of men".

Keeta taught that this means we should not seek
to spread or reveal the light until our day of destiny, which must lay ahead. Therefore, those who say we must
multiply our strength or be lost like a bead among the wheat harvest, are mistaken. They talk against our
destiny, which is written and unalterable.

We know nothing of our first leader in Light,
except that he was a priest warrior skilled with the spear, and he lived in times of war. His name is not recorded,
for he said, "True Masters are to be known by their works andnot by their names. They who seek to stand forth
from other men and raise themselves up to increase their stature before the generations, seek vain
glory". He said, "I am no more than the storehouse into which the harvest is gathered. The good grain within comes
from many fields and is produced by the labours of many men.

If I said all this is my own growing, I would
lie. Therefore, so that men cannot attribute undeserved greatness to me I make myself faceless and men may see as
they will."

In those days the Children of Light were sought
out and persecuted, and no man knew another by his name, for the tools of the tormentors awaited them. Many
were hung by the riverbank, feet uppermost, for the governors said, "These people read their books upside
down". The women, they consigned to houses of pleasure, so that many died in their degradation.

We know that the first Leader of Light was among
the highborn of Egypt and his name was struck on marble pillars. He was cast down because he carried the
lamp of Truth and his name was removed from the records ofEgypt. He raised an army, but it was like a goat
attacking a wild bull and he was slain in the great marshlands lying near Ethiopia.

He wrote the book which is known to all and the
Book of Rites and Ceremonies, which is known only to the elect. He did not write the three books in the
Lion Urns, which we alone know, or the Book of The Secret Way.

He may have written the Book of Instruction For
The Children of The Written Word Within The Children of Light. The manner of keeping the book is taught
from generation to generation. The books are our foimdation, our shield and our sword. They are our promise
and our hope, our guide and our defence. It is said now, as in the days of our fathers
and their fathers in the generations before them, that men steal our words and light their lamps from our flame. This
may be so, but we have gathered seeds from the flowers of wisdom wherever they grew and planted them
within our own garden. Shall we then deny to others what we ourselves have taken? Is it not written that no
man can make Truth, but many can find it if they seek? Therefore, is not Truth the property of all men, even
though most spurn it? For Truth is not a pleasant draught.

Nevertheless, it is true also that we may keep
the Truth, as we find it, secured to ourselves. If a man seek for unwrought gold and find it, he has not made it,
yet it is still his. Is it not also written, 'Gold is the treasure of a lifetime, but Truth is the treasure of eternity.
Gold can nourish the body, but it may poison the soul'.

Which do men treasure most in this place, gold
or wisdom? Is it not the earthly thing they can hold in their hands and not the treasure they can safeguard in
their hearts? The things they hold in their hands and hearts are already being weighed on the Scales of Fate and
our destiny decreed accordingly. Many in this place, who seekthe light and have gone so far and no further,
declare this is not what they sought and go back discarding what they have. Yet if a man seek gold and find
silver, does he throw it away? Better half a loaf than no loaf at all.

If gold were as plentiful as copper it would be
valued less than silver. Only the things hard to obtain have value, and what is more difficult to discover than
Eternal Truth, which must be sought beyond the boundaries of Earth?

Only the beginning of the long road towards it
is here and it is this beginning you must seek. Every journey hasa beginning and an end, and you can make your
way only in one direction. If you are dispirited, be comforted by the knowledge that you need only find the
begiiming of the road. Then, having found it, let every step you take be in the right direction. The journey is long
and the road rough and stony, but do not turn back before you reach the first staging post, you will find new
strength and encouragement there.

Our light was lit in the land of our beginnings.
Many books were made and kept in four places, and we were in truth Children of The Written Word. There were
scribes and readers, officials and guardians. There were servants and those who served in the courtyards.

Strangers came into the land of our beginnings
and brought practices which were different but more acceptable.

They promised an easier road, they displayed
deceitful marvels, the usual baits thrown to the ignorant. Their hands were heavy against us, and what could we
show except Truth arrayed in her earthly robes of simplicity?

Even the princes turned against their own
customs and the twin priesthoods of the undergods became

earthlywise and corrupt. Few were ready to
undergo the perils of initiation, no more were prepared to accept the austere life prescribed. As spiritual barrenness
spread, evil practices crept in to fill the places vacated by theSacred Mysteries. The candidates accepted into
the body of light became fewer and fewer.

As the name. The Children of Light', is written
in the old characters, it may also be read as The Children of The Written Word' and this is a truth. We alone
preserve our secrets in this manner. The Children of Light followed a destined course by abandoning their altars in
the land of their beginnings, and went to dwell among strangers where many ate at one table. We do not know what
befell of their books, for those we have are rewritten. We know the Children of The Written Word went
Northward after the scattering, but we do not know what weretheir joumeyings.

We know about Lothan and Kabel Kai, designer of
houses, who sailed around the edge of the Earth. With them was Raileb, the scribe, who knew hidden
mysteries. They gathered the records, which were in Kindia, andcarried them the long sea journey, believing the
records safer among the barbarians than among those who sought to destroy them. If the records are
destroyed by barbarians it will be done in ignorance and not in the knowledge of wickedness. Many books were laid
open to the eyes of ignorant men and destroyed.

They came to the Harbour of Sorrow, which lies
by the Hazy Sea, away from the Land of Mists. There great trees grew and smaller trees upon them, and moss
hung from them like door curtains. It lay near the great shallow waters South of the Isle of Hawhige and
North of the Sea Pass. Green pearls are found there.

Many died in the Harbour of Sorrow, for it was a
place with a curse upon it, which caused an evil sickness. The Sons of Fire came with Hoskiah and saved them,
and they came to this place and built a city. Labrun, the son of Koreb, was governor.

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